No glass
No glare, no breakage, no weight.
Every piece is finished without glass, which keeps handling safer for crew, easier to light around, and lighter to mount on set.
Self-serve · Next-day pickup · EtobicokeCleared artwork
Cleared artwork
for film and TV.
Hundreds of cleared pieces ready for pickup. Browse the site, reserve, and collect next-day from our automated locker in the Etobicoke prop-house corridor.
- Next-day pickup
- 24/7 locker access
- No appointment needed
Featured pieces
A few pieces ready to ship this week.
ART-2026-0296Other
ART-2026-0295Landscape
ART-2026-0294Architecture
ART-2026-0293Landscape
ART-2026-0292Other
ART-2026-0291Landscape
ART-2026-0290Nautical
ART-2026-0289Landscape
ART-2026-0288Landscape
How it works
Three steps, no friction.
- 01
Browse and reserve
Filter by frame, size, mood, or category. Pick your rental window with a one week minimum, then lock the pieces before the next prep run.
- 02
Pick up in Etobicoke
Collect next-day from our automated Dymon locker in the heart of the Etobicoke prop-house corridor.
- 03
Return or extend
Bring it back when you wrap, or extend online before the rental expires. Invoices and booking records stay organized in the same flow.
Built for the set
Three details that change the workflow.
Standardized hardware
Sawtooth on every frame.
Every frame ships with the same hanging setup, so a single 3M Command hook gets the piece level without string adjustments or patchwork.
Fair damage policy
Scuffs and minor wear are on us.
Light wear is part of doing business with productions. Lost or destroyed pieces are billed at 2× the weekly rental, capped at replacement value.
About us
A film-friendly art locker, run by people who've been on set.
Artlocker.ca is a self-serve rental house for cleared, framed artwork built specifically for Canadian film and television productions working under tight prep windows and tighter budgets.
Every piece in the collection is production-ready, easy to source online, and organized around pickup, return, and billing workflows that make sense for art departments moving fast.
Frequently asked
The questions production designers actually ask.
Is the artwork cleared for film and TV use?
Yes. Every piece is original or licensed specifically for on-screen use, and the rental flow is built for production paperwork.
How does pickup actually work?
What are the rental terms?
What happens if a piece gets damaged on set?
Do you offer production billing and net terms?
Can I reserve pieces in advance for a future shoot?
Still have questions?
Email the team →